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Support August poll winners –political analyst

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A Political Analyst, Alex Ng’oma has urged Zambians to rally behind the winners of the August 12 general elections once declared by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ).

Mr Ng’oma says no political party can develop the country without the full participation or support of the citizenry.

He said political differences must be set aside for the good of the country.

Mr Ng’oma who featured on ZNBC programme dubbed “Zambia Votes” noted that Zambia will only move forward if political players and members of the public rally behind the winners of the August 12.

He said the victors should be given an opportunity to implement new programmes that are aimed at steering the country’s economy.

Meanwhile Mr Ng’oma has advised would be winners of the just ended polls to embrace the losers.

He counselled the winners not to be vindictive but to accommodate the losers.

Mr Ng’oma has since encouraged all losing candidates in the August 12 election to rally behind the winning party once announced by ECZ.

During the same programme, Mr Ng’oma counselled political players to desist from pressuring the ECZ to announce the final results.

He said the Commission should be given time to process the election results without due pressure.

Mr Ng’oma has called for the exercising of patients as the ECZ process the elections results.

11 COMMENTS

  1. The vanquished and winners are both Zambians. Documented evidence points to UPND as the victors. Let’s have another phase. Dignity for all is paramount.

  2. Good ? analysis but people are anxious to hear their next president without delay, if people can vote in day why taking longer to announce the winner?

  3. WHILE THIS TROLL, CALLED KZ, IS STILL SENDING WRONG MESSAGE TO LUNGU TO STICK ON, WHEN ALL INDICATION ARE THAT HE IS LOST.
    KZ, YOU AND DAVIES MWILA WILL BE LYNCHED BY YOUR OWN PF CADRES FOR MISLEADING THE PRESIDENT AND YOUR CADRES.
    VENGEANCE WILL NOT COME FROM HH, BUT FROM YOUR OWN PF MEMBERS. YOU ARE WA.RNED !!!

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  4. General kanene stop dreaming. If you think HH has won then you are in cuckoo land. Why should we tell ECL to give up when we have the results which show that ECL has won? If it was clear that hh has won, by now security forces would be surrounding his home. Ask yourself why this hasn’t happened

  5. Finally this time the lovely thoughtful Zambian people have spoken, they decided to move forward with HH for the betterment of the country. E all sensible Zambian will rally behind the will be declared winner Mr. HH whilst thieves like forming @Kaizar Zulu will making more violence. Copperbelt has spoken too.

  6. WELL SAIS RAZOR , IT IS ALL THE STUPIDITY OF THE ZNBC , AS THIS IS GUY IS DOES NOT EVEN QUALIFY TO
    A POLITICAL ANYALSST AT ALL, SINCE HE ALWAYS PREDICTS WRONG THINGS THAN SOME OF US , SO WHAT DOES TEACH
    OUR UNZA BOYS AND GIRLS.

    FROM THE LANGAUGE YOU CAN EVEN CTACH HIM THAT HE IS ONLY SPEAKING FOR PF , SHAME UP ON ALEX , ZAMBIA CANNOT DEVELOP WITH
    PEOPLE LIKE YOU AND YOUR OTHER CHAP AT EAZ , WRONG CHARACTERS , WE NEED PEOPLE WITH WISDOM NOT BAKANDILE AT ALL.

    REALLY SHAMEFUL INDEED TO YOU ZNBC , WAKEUP AND CHANGE

  7. Kaizar Zulu is a straight jacket, incapable of discerning the truth about what is happening on the ground. To him, the PF is Zambia, and Zambia is the PF. He probably doesn’t even know that the PF was established by the late Michael just over a decade ago. He also doesn’t realise that he is partly to blame for ECL’s and PF’s loss due to his insolence and profanity against other citizens. He claims he works at the Office of the President. I doubt it if he can be allowed to embarrass the OP online with his kind of ignorance. If he actually works at OP, one then can tell the kind of rot that has existed at State House over the last 8 or so years — for how can a normal citizen be so content with the socioeconomic decay and backwardness that have haunted the country and its people over…

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